country queer ≡ crochet ≡ furry ≡ Chickasaw ≡ ♓☀️♈🌙♍🌟 I run a small farm with my partner and I'm working on The Queer West, a gay cowboy tarot deck. I like cowboys and livestock and queer history!
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Gender is a shell game, and I'm the plant in the audience who pretends to win big in order to draw in more suckers
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shinzo abe day was incredible. still not over seeing all the rumours about what happened, joining everyone in wondering how the fuck a shotgun assassination could have happened in japan, and then seeing the first photo of the doohickey
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Reblog if you stand against order, civilization, and goodness itself
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Did a werewolf custom for a pop up event at a local studio. The event was a success, she did sell and so did several copies of Hamster Mortis. Unfortunately the event was in an antique and oddities store so I promptly spent every dime I made on dumb bullshit but it was worth it.
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In July, the bird flu spread from dairies in Colorado to poultry farms. To contain it, two poultry operations employed about 650 temporary workers — Spanish-speaking immigrants as young as 15 — to cull flocks. Inside hot barns, they caught infected birds, gassed them with carbon dioxide, and disposed of the carcasses. Many did the hazardous job without goggles, face masks, and gloves. By the time Colorado’s health department asked if workers felt sick, five women and four men had been infected. They all had red, swollen eyes — conjunctivitis — and several had such symptoms as fevers, body aches, and nausea. State health departments posted online notices offering farms protective gear, but dairy workers in several states told KFF Health News that they had none. They also hadn’t heard about the bird flu, never mind tests for it. [...] Farmworker advocates also pressed the CDC for money to offset workers’ financial concerns about testing, including paying for medical care, sick leave, and the risk of being fired. This amounted to an offer of $75 each. “Outreach is clearly not a huge priority,” Boggess said. “I hear over and over from workers, ‘The cows are more valuable than us.’”
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Columbine, fireweed, forget-me-not, mountain heather, labrador, geranium and friends. watercolor overlaid on photo
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“Queer events have a tme lean” you mean a cis lean. If you think other trans people get just as included as cis people in general queer spaces you have not spoken to enough of us. To say this in the context of trans men and transmasculine people in particular is so frustrating to me when so many queer spaces and events are given a “women and femmes” theming.
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and to you, my honored mutuals, i bequeath my most treasured possession:
this screenshot of the word “anime” in a late 12th-century bestiary
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